>Reading the magazine, it is necessary to move the mouse to the "Next Page" button and click on it in order to get to the next page. I know that this is common to virtually all web magazines.
>Nevertheless, some of us hate to have to move the mouse, especially when there might be another way.
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>I own a wheel mouse to help me with the issue, and it does a good job of reducing my mouse moving [as do the Back/Forward buttons that my mouse is endowed with].
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>If it is possible I would like to see a change to how the wheel scroll is processed when viewing the magazine pages. Specifically, use of the wheel to scroll down while the bottom of the page is showing (or up while the top of the page is showing) should be interpreted a click on the Next Page (or Previous Page, as the case may be). In this way the wheel could be used to scroll through the ENTIRE ARTICLE without need to ever move the mouse.

Unfortunately, I'm not the one who built the mouse wheel event from those providers.